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Heart Disease in Women

Heart disease affects men and women differently. At Forsyth Medical Center's Women's Heart Center, we understand those differences and want to empower you with the knowledge you need to prevent or defeat the symptoms or risk factors of heart disease.

Be An Advocate for Your Health

Making changes to your lifestyle can help you reduce your risk of heart disease. Click here to learn more about the steps you can take.

Do You Know Your Family Health History?

Are you destined for heart disease? Is it part of your family history? This is a critical question for those facing a family history of problems. Just as traits such as curly hair or freckles run through families, so does the risk of heart disease.  Click here to learn more about family history.

Do You Know Your Numbers?

The first step in being heart healthy is knowing your numbers. These numbers can help you take charge of your health. Click here to learn more about your numbers.

Facts About Women and Heart Disease

Heart disease is the leading cause of death in women. Click here to get the facts.

Small Changes You Can Make to Live a Heart Healthy Life

Making small, simple changes in your daily habits can reduce your risk of heart disease. Click here to learn more about these simple lifestyle changes.

Warning Signs for Heart Attack in Women

Most women believe they are at greater risk of dying from breast cancer than heart disease. It is important you know and understand the warning signs and symptoms of heart disease in women. Click here to learn more about the warning signs for women.